Heuermann in Sioux Falls Shooting Suspect Arrestee
A mass shooting at a Lakota restaurant in Sioux Falls left seven people at a family table wounded or shaken as Charles Heuermann, described as a large, sober-minded man, was arrested after denying involvement and claiming innocence. Witnesses, including Mrs. Heuermann, described prior threats and a drunken assault threat against his wife and children. Heuermann was taken to the county jail for questioning as investigators examined a rear window attack and a valise found with cartridges and letters.
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Thas
Mitchell
Naother
Tn & Gapkon
Ithe County
Éllent
Castle of Rock
Siouxstatls
Charles
John
Michels
Als
Hevetimann
Daurs
Cella
Mabel Hauerman
Oonsocket
Mr. Michela
Mr. Michel
Mabel Hévermann
Heuermann
Charley Heuermann
Fis Janeks
John Michels
George Shipton
L. Kirckpatrick
HellerapEn
Smith
John Berry
Bath
Etna
Resr
Nelson
Ipims
Hauermann
Heuérmann
Gewermann
Atchels
Aterward
Hellermann
Henry
Lovegood
Thez
Ance
Heuer- Ro
Woonsocket
Salner
Rai
Beth
Mrsaa Hénermann
Lephar
Alfron
Hievermann
Heuermans
Chicago
Phrases of Fear After Nighttime Incident
The readable fragment expresses relief that Mr. and Mrs. Michels were not badly hurt after a frightening event. The speaker reflects on horror and worry from the past night and hopes for safety and peace in the future.
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Ind
Graces Return From England Amid War Turmoil
John Grace and Mrs Grace arrived in Mitchell after a 144 year first return to England noting widespread British war anxieties. They reported bread prices and sugar controls, mobilization of 600000 soldiers in London, and shortages. The couple traveled via New York with stops in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and recalled the Lusitania crisis and relics once owned by King George.
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Great Britain
Europe
John Grace
Grace
England
Gracis
Mitchell
New York
Bess Meén
Scholols
Profeaso 3 Ag
Bondop ‘University
Gord Kirchner
Baeheee
America
Liverpool
Lusitania
George of
Burke Senate Nominee Visits Sioux Falls
Republican candidate Burke spent a few days in Sioux Falls reaching supporters and allies. He left Washington earlier than planned for travel and to return home ready to resume his campaign.
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Congress
Cheres Hi Burke
United States’ Senate
Sioux Falls
Burke
Washington
Niashiosin
Fragmented OCR: unclear historic notice brief
An unreadable OCR fragment provides scant readable facts about a local notice. The text lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions, making interpretation and proper summarization difficult.
U S Policy on Contraband Exports and War Goods
A memorandum notes that the United States cannot embargo exports to belligerents during war. It cites shipments of grains, meats, cotton, and munitions to Britain and France as being sent by neutral and allied nations. The text discusses enforcement limits and the German navy's control of sea lanes, with implied protection for American shipments and property from capture.
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Mingland
France
Femorandum
Great Britain
Pesland
Europe
Kee
England
Puyi Jatdel
Oushi
Mvs
Rich youth found guilty in Aberdeen case
A trial in Aberdeen concluded with a verdict of guilty for a wealthy young man in his early twenties. The defendant, son of a theater proprietor, faced charges tied to the delinquency of several young girls in a Radison hotel room. The case, involving disturbing details, was postponed for final disposition.
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Alfred Ward
Aberdeen
N.the.cane
Arene
Ezend
Radison
Omni
Lata
South Dakota voters face new ballot marking method
The abolition of the party circle requires voters to place a cross beside each candidate they wish to vote for. Formerly optional, the circle made straight party tickets easier. many voters relied on it. Now the change may cause confusion as voters mark individual candidates rather than a party ticket.
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Pierre
South’ Dakota
Maktié
Mark
No clear article headline from OCR fragment
Fragmentary text mentions rates, regions, and people with scattered references to Sioux, Black Hills, Ohio, and comparisons. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable to form a factual summary.
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Black Hills
Ohio
Pierre Rail Board Secretary To Attend Meeting
October 30 meeting set as the secretary of the railroad commissioners in Pierre plans to attend, as announced by the board. The agenda and participants are not fully listed.
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Communiont
Sboard
Pierre
Phee touchdowns highlight scrappy high school game
A rough contest showed a less polished offense with moments of strong defense. Bryant and the Wing produced key plays while Wilder and Mokea stood out on the line. Scoring included a second period touchdown and late fourth quarter effort as the home team regrouped.
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Bryant
Wilder
Uti Bal Ito
Mate Oyeri
Aid Emery Ins Epi
Bert Meaik
Selby Case Details Report On Race For Murder Trial
An eight year old child from Selby is central to a murder investigation with testimony pointing to a sexual assault and possible indecent acts. The proceedings include questions about the child’s guardians and an appeal to recall events at the time of the crime.
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Selby
Ana WhIth
White
Fragmentary report on child education and parental concerns
Reading and math at school appear stressed amid debate on child hunger and extreme behavior. The text mentions parents, teachers, and a public discussion about schooling, reading, and safety with references to a Portland speaker and local figures.
Fragmentary OCR Item Reflects Unclear Expositions
The readable text shows scattered phrases about expositions, palates, and trips but lacks coherent context, names, dates, or clear events. Content appears from a damaged page segment with incomplete sentences and stray terms.
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